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Great Smoky Mountains Wildflowers: When & Where to Find Them

by Carlos C. Campbell, William F. Hutson, Aaron J. Sharp

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For the casual or serious hiker of the Smoky Mountains, curious about the flora found all around the trails, this is the book. Small in size and easy to take with, it is a must to have it handy. The committed authors have presented the details in a style enjoyable to all walkers including children.

From the time of snow-melts and all the way to autumn, about 1500 species of native wild flowers bloom here. The authors state that this area has not been covered by marine waters or glacial ice, because it happens to be in one of the oldest mountain masses. Subtropical families of flowers from pre-glacial times continue to grow here.

The book contains of approximately 140 color photos and short descriptions of wild blossoms including Botanical names. Directions on how to find them and the month(s) they bloom are also given. They are one of the most distinctive features of the Smoky Mountains.

Relaxed walking is not complete unless one is keenly aware of the fresh air, sights, sounds and fragrance of the environment. But anyone who strolls simply for exercise will enjoy the colorful array of this mountain magic. Those with a deep interest in nature will receive even more of a treat. ( )
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Starting before the winter's snows have melted and continuing into late autumn, there is a gay and colorful procession of wildflowers in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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